… the space of one or at most two decades (Mathews, 2002a). Multinational enterprises (MNEs) …
Mathews, JA 2003. Competitive dynamics and economic learning: An extended resource-…

… The fundamental condition for its success is the availability of resources—such as technology
and capital flows—in the global economy (Mathews, 2002a, b). The aim of these latecomer …

East Asians have been extremely innovative in creating successful high-technology (knowledge-intensive)
industries based on the most advanced technologies available in the US, …

… IT company; the Hong Leong hotel group of Singapore; Ispat International in steel; Cemex
of Mexico in cement; and Li and Fung from Hong Kong in contract manufacturing, Mathews …

… Mathews is associate professor of organizational behavior and director of the Industrial
Relations Research Center at the University of New South Wales. He has written extensively …

The initial stages of internationalisation, prior to firms having established their definitive
sources of advantage, remain the relatively unexplored area of the international business (IB) …

Eco‐industrial initiatives, which close industrial loops by turning wastes at one point in a
value chain into inputs at another point, are attracting growing interest as a solution to the …

The emergence of a “second wave” of developing country multinational enterprises (MNEs)
in a variety of industries is one of the characterizing features of globalization. This paper …

The innovative capacity of a country is the basic driving force behind its economic performance;
it provides a measure of the institutional structures and support systems that sustain …

… In this present study we update the Hu and Mathews (2005) study to encompass the years
2000… As argued in Hu and Mathews (2005), we believe that the record of the East Asian Tiger …